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The Memory and Alarm flash sequences are as follows:

Under low battery conditions, the siren bypasses the flash and use the residual charge to power the loudspeaker (

NEKA

 and

NEKA-F

 only). This status is signalled on terminal 

(

NEKA

 and 

NEKA-F

 only). This terminal (open collector) is connected

to ground during standby status, but disconnects in the event of low battery (

NEKA

 and 

NEKA-F

 only), or damage to the loud-

speaker or flash.

No Trouble: the loudspeaker emits an acoustic signal and the flash blinks once.

Battery trouble: the loudspeaker emits two acoustic signal and, if battery charge is sufficient, the flash blinks twice.

Flash trouble: the loudspeaker emits three acoustic signal.

Loudspeaker trouble: the flash blinks four times.

The above listed signalling are displayed every 5 seconds until troubles are present or the jumper is removed. The siren runs the
power-up sequence when the jumper is removed. 

If troubles are not present, the inhibition of siren activation is delayed between 30 seconds and 2 minutes, to prevent this
function being used to tamper the siren.

In this phase, anti-foam device can be tested as 

FT

 output activates as soon as the infrared barrier of the device is interrupted

(

NEKA-F

 and 

NEKA-FS

 only).

Alarm priority

The siren priority is as follows:

Higher priority alarm always overrides lower priority alarm, generating a variation in the audible signal.

A

 and 

F

 terminals have the same priority because the acoustic signalling activated by terminal 

A

 does not interfere with the

optical signalling activated by terminal 

F

.

The alarm time is counted from activation of the loudspeaker and strobe/flash.

NEKA/NEKA-F

ON (ms) OFF (ms)

Description

Alarm flashing

250

750

Standard Blink

Memory flashing

250

1500

Slow Blink

NEKA-FS

Frequency (Hz)

Description

Alarm flashing

1

Standard Blink

Memory flashing

0.6

Slow Blink

When 

S

 and 

T

’s pins are connected as shown at the side, siren activation is inhibit and the siren displays the trou-

bles as following.

Alarm

Priority

Internal tamper

1

+N

2

AF

3

A

4

F

4

Summary of Contents for NEKA Series

Page 1: ...NEKA Outdoor Self Powered Siren Installation Instructions...

Page 2: ...nt and ensures uniform sound distribution Robust construction and state of the art technology greatly extend application flexibility whilst microprocessor supervision of the battery charge NEKA and NE...

Page 3: ...NEKA 3 Figure 1 Parts a cover b innerplate c backplate e Electronic board 2 1 1 2 11 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 11 21 20 19 18 17 15 11 14 13 16 a b c d...

Page 4: ...ren and other types of signalling depending on requirements through N AF A or F terminals In automatic mode the siren independently activates the acoustic and optical signalling for tamper events AS a...

Page 5: ...If troubles are not present the inhibition of siren activation is delayed between 30 seconds and 2 minutes to prevent this function being used to tamper the siren In this phase anti foam device can be...

Page 6: ...the interrupted alarm signal is still present when the priority alarm terminates due to timeout or restoral it activates the loudspeaker and strobe flash in accordance with its configuration If the i...

Page 7: ...p scale modu lation LF N Up and down scale modulation LF AF Up and down scale modulation HF A Multitone HF S Tamper automatic mode Up scale modula tion LF N Up and down scale modulation HF AF Up scale...

Page 8: ...0 Fix the wall tamper plate through the hole 16 without tightening the screw too much in order not to break the stop tabs 11 Set the siren operating mode by means of the jumpers 6 and 7 and make the c...

Page 9: ...n tamper signalling is in automatic mode and siren is automatically activated by foam tamper too G Trouble signal terminal open collector normally closed to ground opens for low battery and battery tr...

Page 10: ...3 Automatic mode A control panel B siren Automatic mode with independent management of foam tamper NEKA F NEKA FS only If foam tamper have to be managed by the control panel jumpers position must be...

Page 11: ...ce on tamper line Normal mode with independent management of foam tamper NEKA F NEKA FS only If foam tamper have to managed by control panel independently from the siren tamper jumper positions must b...

Page 12: ...or NEKA F NEKA FS sirens only Figure 7 Normal mode when the siren is not latest device on tamper line A control panel B siren D to previous device on tamper line E to next device on tamper line Other...

Page 13: ...siren power supply and siren battery charg ing Figure 9 Wiring to activate the siren by means an open collector output that closes to ground on alarm A control panel B siren Figure 10 Wiring to activa...

Page 14: ...may be low 2 The flash may be out of order 1 Replace the battery if necessary 2 Change the flash bulb or call the installer The flash functions but the loud speaker is silent 1 More than the maximum a...

Page 15: ...nsions WxHxD 208x252x98 mm Weight without battery 2300 g Available sounds Type of sound Frequencies Period Sound level at 3 m Multitone 1108 Hz for 200 mS 1244 Hz for 180 mS 1396 Hz for 150 mS 1567 Hz...

Page 16: ...om index php o environment htm Waste electrical and electronic equipment WEEE directive Hereby Bentel Security Srl declares that the product NEKA NEKA F NEKA FS complies with standards EN 60950 EN 610...

Page 17: ...NEKA 17...

Page 18: ...18 Outdoor Self Powered Siren...

Page 19: ...NEKA 19...

Page 20: ...nical specifications of this product without prior notice BENTEL SECURITY s r l Via Gabbiano 22 Z Ind S Scolastica Corropoli TE Italy tel 39 0861 839060 Fax 39 0861 839065 infobentelsecurity tycoint c...

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